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' : 1i lcV--st144-- h I °"'7RPR: me 4 - it tt I '- fi Press - BOx "L--110 li i 10 fi!rat a Soap Box Tbs junior chamber of tom meree project"nrovet lta worth' ans Its popularity by the entry and attendanee at the first meet- SaturdoY There were a Sew' problems that cropped tip but on the whole the event went off The c4rby provides a fine Incentive for young kids with Inclinations to concentrate and work on their "bugs" It gives them a chance really to get started and develop their talents I early on a project where they can and do put their whole hearts To appreciate the abilities of some of these youngsters one must see what they accomplished Aliin building for the derby Mayor Jenkins with all his success and splendid racing earl admitted Saturday he had never been more proud of one cf his own machines than some of the I boys were of their little streamlined creations 1 1 r ' is 'rho first annual soapbox derby a fine start te a splendid project Sarno of the boys' have been working months en their Korns 'Cosgtift Shoot 71's To Take Lead ' : 'Armstrong Home Ike Armstrong has just returned from ta vacation trip to his folks and the midwest friends The Utah !mentor is already looking forward to the opening of the 1941 football season The etillege practice will open September 10 and that's only a little more than five- weeks away Mentor Armstrong pointed out that all the coaches are approaching tilts comtrig football season with a little more uncertainty than usual on cc count of world conditions but he figures that the Big Seven race will be hotly- - contested and hopes that Utah will be able to give a good account of itself Before the grid season opens Ike plans to get out and play a little golf because he ma no time or Inclination for golf after football practice opens Coach Eddie Khnball of B Y Is prentrIng for the coming season at Prove and Coach Dick Romney of USAC plans to return to Logan shortly to get Dick ready for the campaign Is now at his ramp en Itehgen lake where be has spent most of the summer Coach A to-visi- - - ' - - - 1 (eeetwoed from Pass ' ' i r''J ' :' "1 : t 't 1) ' the final green and thereby lost his opportunity to ' take the puttCd 4 ' 1 undisputed medal ' :'' on birdies had the lint Cosgriff third and eighth holes going out itl' but bogeyed the fourth and fifth to finish the round with a 35 Coming In the Country club player again birdied the first ' and third but took a double bogey five on the short and tough seventh and fin- ished with a 36 for his 71 Bus Millhant of Bonneville Was next with a 73 and Ed Perry of Forest 'Dale Yelli Bow& of Bonneville and John °Milian ofBonneville tied with Idis Scores of 81 o better Were need- - r' ed to get Into the championship Stickelmier who flight of 320B vas one of the four players with 82 wan drawn for the last position First round battles Sunday promise some interesting matches with the Ed Perry vs Dick Iverson clash Cosgriff vs Hy Demke Bus Millham vs Paul Gerald and Steve Howells-Joh- n You matches to highlight the inaugural AU first - round losers in the championship flight will go into a consolation bracket Other flights of 16 players have been formedI First round losers in the other flights will be automatically eliminated from the meet No consolation flights are planned except In the title division The tournament Is being directed by Professonal Tom McHugh Ten flights were drawn to take care of the huge field As re- suit the Bonneville course will be crowded from 7 a in- - until dark d batSunday to get the tles competed Players who desire to change their starting time should call Professional Tom McHugh at the Bonneville club Sunday and if possible arrangements for shifts will be made 4 ''' ': Z:' 4e 4' i '' - '44- !:pt ' ' :- :' ''' - k i i ' ''' ' - ': '' Y:'r!0" ':' ' " : r''- Shorts on Sports R L McWhinnie secretary of conference the Mountain Stale' Denver-Colora- do foothallgsme which was sched- uled for it Denver20 lias been shifted to November be-eThe change was mad November 27 au November 20 will be Thanksgiving day In Colorado According to reports from Logan things will be Iooking up In footThe Farmers ball this season a had season freshman crew Utah will have one last footrepresentatfve in the ar He its Alva Jensen ball game of Provo a Jensen performed for Rocithurst college in Kansas City last year and was chosen as No 4 tailback He went to Y U before transferring to Rock - top-not- ch " all-st- ' e 4 p Ii tt i 1- 1 - - ADULTS I - k i ws 0ourt Coombs-Mcka- LU ' ''' ''" - ' t t r :' - ' '' : k: : se 4 - : ' ' ' ! k 1 t °' t'' ''' t i !! : ? 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with Bonneville at the Salt !:Lake Country club Fort' Douglas at Ogden Couniry club Provo at Logan' Forest Dale at Utah Copper and Nibley Park at ZI Minte - Onyi one round will retnaincen the schedule and those matches will be staged August 17 Alm matches postponed on May 23 will be fescgeduled on Au BEACH L k I:30-0-- W 135--11-rn ll lr 11011 -- Mrs Russell W Stauffer the bOy'sparents and his sister Joyce beam with family pride In the background ' C25-- 3se 11:30-G- sea rant Gerdes vs Sill IngbretW Browning vs Del Reel vs K4 novella Keating Owen vs 011an Pponeer Varier vs5 Dan Frewiti Swenson Ps Jos Jona Third Plight Dean vs Roy Rindfleiseh Ravenscrolti vs Gsorgs 10:3- 5-T 9:40--Walt 11:45-- Rark 0 :50-f- leott z Soap Russell Stauffer of Salt Lake City became the first Inter mbuitain Soap Box Derby champion when he cut lobse his bright 55-1-4twis 10:15-- Bill ave 10:20-D- Purism 10:25-Bl- aine 10:30-J- ack 30:35-L- arry 30:40-P- aul 10:45-- 41 C urd - 100--01- sa 11 PIM Plight Goff vs Absi Larose JMitions vs J Kimball Wiieoz vs Mary Bridge1Pair its Brnest Forsberg Van Alta biet Parry vs Johnson Frank Duman G Aabby vs A K Slhostrorti White vs Kayo Swenson Iseas41 Plight Pelsrsoe vs R 1 &Balsa White vs Milton Dothan ayne T:05-W- ail7 A Erskin-litutt- b Nielsoo-Broyl- 1 T e ' --- ard Wet 1 ' race for the runner-u- p spot He Wen' doubles 4 p raised:hil average seven points vs court 1: vs this week to 375 Fourth was court 2: Young-Mo Gble Vs TbornwellItonnV court 3 4B4ast Joe Grace of St Louis at 357 and r court Vs s ?IL fifth was zJeff Heath of Cleveland 10 V eourt 3: nistart at 354 oourt - 4 partner tn—Davis-Dobbvs Perittna-Pebp Completing the top 10 were con court 1: Connele74londt vs Clark Dick Siebert of Philadelphia 32 vs Revolt Glans court 21 White court 3 "L a gain of eight points in a week eoUrt 4 D vs Mumma Roy Cullinbine of St Louis 342 nom Sant Chitpman of V Coombe court 11 Philadelphia court 2: CbsProlut-Paul- o eon VS RaldwInWilcon court 31 Loser 323 JoCCronin of Boston 327 itetkil mita Rialtos vs k and Barney McCoskey of Detroit ye Peterson-chin- e Women's doubtec 8 a 42t Itolvman ve Potoronalmetnor in vs 9:15-41ow- '"N Ted Increases $1 L Boy 13 Captures Siva"t Figure Box Derby Crown er VC et :05-C- laude Remstrset 11:10-4- os 11:15-R-alph Tomtits In Mieyers Swonson vi Elmo Beers Black vs D W Cronin Chase vsToul ChafsPneve 11 A Dellos4 Me vs Burt bich Foralund Peertio Pligett Rossne mita ire BM - 11:20--tChi- ck old noon-R- 12:20-Clae- snes all-arou- nd :23-11- 12:35-Joh- n 2 all-arou- nd -- - - Ia I - i I NEW YORK Aug I 411—A total of appreltimatsly 630 entries thus of Mx Sonnet Including haf been tiled toe the champion national amateur gulf ritamploo ship to be played at ()Malta Ammo 25 to 30 the United Stator Golf association announoed Saturday night This Is considerably under Iast v 755 ymies figure when ore filed for Um vont ploood Um Winced root chit Jam 3btornabro neck N Y The draft io belltrrod :to be largely responsible tor thl tvb duct4on of the gaslitylng Bold i entered ar Dk-l- t Chapman who won lit JIMA "WRAP and now la an athletics ineeruntor tor th army at Montgomery Marvin Ward Spoken 1939: liam Turnesa Detroit 1938 John fly Goodman Omaha 1937 JnrrY Fischer Cincinnati 1936 and Chick Evans Chicago 1911 and 12204 With those Mx !automatically exempted from qualifying along with Charlie Tates of Atlanta who won tba British amateur the will be 243 places open In tho sectional qualifying rounds The qualifying taat at Denver in achedulod op August 11 with tha ethic VA ha held August 14 '1"ha niambar qualifier allotted to soh faction will be announced the latter pact of next week Omaha Kansas Cify Chicago ong New York led in number of tontriSse o in that ardor club-froin- At Fort Douglas' Sctlional trials to tho TY 1111 amateur golf tournament will lb held at the Fort POUgiai lours on Thuroday Auipuot U according to H T 11111141011 loCal repreoentaoo' 12-la- i tiro toot will a: boo 34-bo- modal lo from this rogion and tho number of qualifiers for the notlonst have not boon anntamortt Monroe Cops! Meet ' $ Co-C- o 1 - W W Monroe had a big day! at the Salt Lake Country club' Sat urdayr winning both the clam A medal play prize and also taking medalist honors In b August Irt directors' clip meet He had a card of 7642-6- 41( Layne itdams and Joe Le1sia4 tled for second in the clam A medal play meet Dr J IL Davis took class B honors with R Sr IfcCullough second Dr Gil Sheets took the clau C prize and Ernest Osterloh and L A Walker deadlocked for second First round matches in the its-gu- st leg directors' cup tourney will be played Sunday The pairings: Monroe vs S D Cunningham Dr N T Henderson vs Cato Dr Z H Davis vs Ray re-- " tenon F C Eastman Ira Dr Leaver Stauffer Lynn Thompson vs-Z Moser McCullough ra D O Clark Ward McAlister vs Dick Mulliner and Rudy Orlob ii W J Phut i'ort Prógram Tort Douglas women golfers will qualify for the August leg directors' cup tournament Tues1 day starting at 8:30 a tn A medal O'Connor on meet Is scheduled A holes odd meet the also for is par Play point ' on the docket Sunday H 4 i NCEI ©37 ATI:LCIVZ - Spria4f6s1tosoolo alms the attestWoo Woo bottoms over Oaks on oot$ ?Ito pad one 11110061116 7ititi ekes efts tostliot beeslesie "aside MI 04 110111111 1 it It41011t1P0- FOOT i:55--0re- ' oil tit rens loot lomooamo lesses seed Immo le-oh- ISOM Oda MIMS SitiO tootilott boostoo is to ondisiossomm both enomanipiempe loot lbsomobil' SPO to poor boots itt 4 owes obt ottior ISM so oloolimlio the kit" apsiski C 1 I 1:40--No- al 1 2:45-41el- sos Dr SOSO rAt ng Gore smashed an axle on big first trip when he collided with Willie Price but the axle was fixed up and the little machine into running order for the final tests - 411 the young drivers were pa Wing C C Tourney Mediator and Moninonsery R R P elt hake UM 10 11 1 Mn A C Moore won the presi- Utah nuildere dent' cup tournament at the Salt H mniopleo end kegeit 14 t 0erv tee end dery Lake Country club Saturday deP all take Cabinet 20 I Mn R T 4 i Stewart and feating 31 Itin fi reside Lomita 3 ill the final match p Gray nod Imbook 211let4's' ioad IrsIMI is knottiu so 'Orton SS 4 '4 trip SN' bigwig Com got Admit 01100011 Pt bottom tit bill rooto Tyliotmo Stooge dome SSP time tett io A loot otooto shoot tt lotto lb Wastes al heals to iloolipoo Oho ottioa 3110-—De- s Adair' - affair Tho nurnbor of ontries play r nt and - foc4 hip Anny Officer Shoots Ace on Fort Course ng Hawkins ' Sectional' Trial Set 10-L- ap in-th- a time of 382 seconds - f ) 15-la- orge fast-coasti- ! Enter Event trophy dash and Axel set a rim event time last week in the p Salt Lake drivers Mike Julian Tex Sherwood and Harold Adair are the respective holders of the p and local 35-lmain event events As the drivers start the second MIt of the 1941 racing season- Adalr'leads the accumulated point field with the eubstantial score of 144 ant Ed Peterson follows In second position with 104 Julian who has been Idle since an accident two weeks ago places third with 99 Other point leaders are Tex Sherwood 76 Wimpy Patterson 71: Ray! Winegar' 70 Bill Ostler 67: Lou Frew 54: Stan Rock 44 and Bob Slater 32 In the evening's featured trophy dash Russell Stauffer 1941 intermountain soapbox derby champion will make the presentation of the award 12:10-4a1- - 4 - Lieutenant Earl IIIIton made a at Fort perfect golf shot Staurday on the Douglas It was a holeAn-o- n Wsstre vs:Boll Pstsreon club Backman vs lkib Weise No 16 lake bole at the Post Baysinget Vs Walt' Mar a distance of 135 yards Hiltoa used a No 8 iron and Miles vs CartlAnderson Potts vs pail! Foster the ball just short of the pitched Johnson vs A J Mender cup and had the satisfaction of Morgan we W X Smith seeing it disappear into the cup He Fifth was playing with Lieutenant H Aro W vs L llyphus Bishop Lieutenant J BuBois and 12110do ye Jim C Eaton Lteutenant orange and black midget speedster down East South Temple street rim Jr 11:25-- R4 osti five unbeatable trips to go through the hectic trials undefeated 11:30-P- aul 11:35-- Ray The sandy haired 1011 11:40-t- ddli crash helmets with presented of 352 set the record speedster which they proudly WOTO in the arry course races 11 seconds for the 1290-fo- ot Isott and' :'drove his "Flying Ute" to 12:05 p Huck Larsen wee awarded the victory over a field of ($3 contest- prize for having the best car de- 'Pogo? ry Chatterloa Vt Bd ants' before en estimated crowd sign Jimmy Cummings got the tier11:15-N- eal Davis vs Wm Sommers of over more than 5000 fans award for the best Burdett vs AleiJoho The triumph nominated young job and also the bestupholstering non1 I 1ele "re Schofield Reword Stauffer as t h a intermountain job in class A Jack Shafer took lodger Noce Drown Ire 12:3S—Poft tail representative in t h e national the prize for the best brakes and Talmage vs Harold Mav Sosii Box Derby at Akron Ohio Sidney Smith drew the judges' get it Muth Plight on August 17 Stauffer will take nod for the best paint job Bill 1 p in—Weit einHolt S floors Weidner his "Flying Ute" to the big derby Husbands was awarded the prize :ON - MIK CotEhlotig wil Layton ebotitry ve Shona I:in—Norm I) Iwow all with expenses paid for the best "bug" in I:le—Paul lipoughlow Ira Warner Deur PalY class B Outstanding Driver I :23—Pat floeoll vs Wtostoo IfilloO The meet was run off smoothly 115-0tCordery: vs Gordo" Keewas the outstanding right on schedule by members of ning1 :30Stauffer R Ottoman Ile Oleo Street' -1 meet from start to the Salt Lake Junior chamber of figure 1 :322—Innly Moot 'se W J Intilli finish He sent his eornenacce end Chevrolet Mottle nevonille UBvo rem Sonoma I (Bye South Temple for a "bog'ofdown openNora of Om event The nor 36:5 seconds in the first salt IAA Bacreatien deipartment I:50- -4 Walsh re Y C 3101iirlam4 time klidgloy vs I Poole& tlinInation toot to set the record and pekoe force also did s fins lob IrrIne it ht Stoney In Mark the ha he broke eves then Daugherty fit Siert he Insuring the WI stm:10A Sea Sick each succeeding run Ills time In Inootme Iloirerd Xing n Abion re Bolin Clublar the semifinals was 365 In the Start from lam moms 2:30—Wattor Ar irk Joe WM finals he won from luck Larson The start was Made from a tome newton ritean and Bill Jensen with a time of ramp built near the island at the It0-4t- o Johnson re J C Iderlerr 38 Seconds flat and then in the 2'35-Il MPsrfl v't Dr O M 'vemoo of street South East head Temple DeVourtssa ye Itutt Imofrteeoft with young Jimmy Gore winner of division B Russell set just above University street The iek e Weintoth vd W Lam up the record time of 352 seconds finish was made near the west bourn 2:150--odere vePmetwir Moistento- - clinch the championship and side of the Twelfth East interelt 301111111 VIE: "'rank Bari to the national derby the trip r:03a4P11144 Jonninee vs ligroin einophord section on South Temple Brinkman vs Garth Baba" Jimmy Gore won his heat in a racers The of reached speed TIMM Plisha the opening trials for class B over SO miles per hour a n d sm vs IlLd Selsosalmrg MoCatbdisits vs G J Kew Mier' and turned back Bobby needed a block to stop in most yen Koch and Pete Ephraim in the cases 11 Ct Mink's byes retS Asderessi sad finals Gore halt a time of nil lads won honors The following to test compared for tthe final 379! for Koch who finished sec- in theA:first round eliminations in Women Golfe'ra Set ond and 41 flat for Pete Ephraim class Joe Crismon Dile Anderson Friday Team buds Whci won third honors in the B Richard Hickman Richard Thomtalon The Utah Womens Colt aisociaRussell Stauffer' Ray Barrett Stauffer Huck Larson and Bill as will hold its ninth round of tion Call Bill Bob Jack MagJensen emerged winners in the ness Beesley team matchee Friday starting at 9 Shaver Sidney Smith three semifinal heats of the class Huck Jack a m according to Mn Walter AlWilliams Larsen lieu A competition In the final test William Roach Bill Hansen chairman ofi The' team comJensen hung up his mark of 38 bert Trost mittee and Grant Rosenland stcdnds flat to get the check Jensen The schedule calls for Logan to )3 The in class winners ered flag from Mayor Ab Jenk- for the flight at Fort Douglas Provo at play first mum:IT:were: ins Larson was second with a Nib ley park ForeattDale at Ogden Koch Peter 2Bobby Ephraim time of 363 seconds and Jensen C C and Salt Laka Country club Jimmy Gore and Bill Husbands w'as third with 371 All these winners in the first at Bonneville between the tests In the race-o-ff received awards Oen A and class B victors StaufThe derby brought out a great Lumbermen's League fer climaxed the show with his assortment lAembermsn't taenrus of racers and the kids record-breaki352 seconds perZ on an show excellerit Morrison Verrill put 16112 2 fOrmance while Gore finished-wit- h 10 12 2 Burton Lumber t Six iForme Champi on's Tonight ap - 1 Whel hit° Perri? v Dick Iverson Heirship I John Week Bradford trio Belly Hansa 111511ay 11:20--3Milltont es Paul Garold Goff vs T)ek Johnson 11:30—Waitse Oniehan te Paul otosar Owinby vo)" C DohroulkL SAO—Waiter Cosoriff ea Ile Denik 0:45-4- ohn Grunion Dick McKean ea Howard Mathews 4 Collins 5:55-D- 1ek Wrimor yu "tart Bramwell 0:00-V- sra Dowdis mrss Don thiamin 11:05-- Ra Inh Tettsrli vs Clvds Cutler 10:10-Rti- ssel1 Mears vs Paul Brown Ridge vs 1 Z Stickel Aillateuts1r Race Drivers !011---Ird 011111dbm y U6' I 0: I 4 Outstant-- I Actilon' -- i out-of-to- i - 3 a 4 11 i $S: Pin' Dian go: Dairy slack 07: Plain Kimball 87: It A Dalton 07: Pave Itavenacrott 17 Patti Chloe 27: Jack Swanson- - IT: (lion Burt 97: Roy Pindrisiselt II: rt W Crania 811: Olen Ginrso Vetere fla: H It 811: Tont rhamonoyo 99: Bove Ponr000 1119: 119: Innen Worn:land Claude Poore n9- Kononkrootik IL1 Milos- - 110: 111n1ph Itailtmon 90: May Johnson 90: Joo Westrn Ito: Paul Potts 90: chick Baystneer IQ P4di Moran Homottert 00 oho Allen 00: 00: 91: ft A Cart Ando:ions:11PPenhitoh Wu Pilot-eoNentiorenti 91 $I: Fail Waiter Harris Jr 01: W raiser et 11: Irlarenre Poohuo Smith Harry Loorronno Cnottorton 91: Iturdottc 91: Ton 1Cnon 11 Worron Thlotto 92: LYtoto 2 reel Davit 92: John 'TalIlehoritkin Alt Johnson W ? J Arafat 92: Brown mage 92: Kari 93: Ittli 10m JD' Tomos 113: Ilowara Ilesolgar 03 !Win After having fully recovered 93 Karl Macsetts 94: Pommy tMunatt 94 Pat ouI 94: Norman from Wedneaday's whirlwind Shultz IC FL Alloman Mlifon Cushinc1115: mad them 5: tack J upon by Lloyd 70 Vanes 05: Coors' Coolory 95: Paul Axel and Bert McNeese two Denlitotiohlon 5 Pinto Iloorc1115: Georg Weidner 5: Winston Shipp 95: Glen ver aces who drove special Offen111m11 911: Lowell' Chaney 99: Cordon Kenning OT94: Warner Moro lir 901 W J hauser cars local midget Lon Sorenson rlicing 97: Ivan Daurherte 117 Grant Midifley 971 A racers will climb back into their Walsh 91 : Allen Jenitireaon 0: Gayle Irwin 90 Wa Itor Barrio Sr 90 CI yde cockpits Sunday at 8 p nu to comJrurnee 99 Bert 100: Al 'Fowles 1110 pete In regularly scheduled events It oily isnniticei V C Metion& 100: Howord Olf Joe Wallace 202 71117 at the fairgrounds J ohnson est lisolilts 104: W 'JenThree k)f the six possible Salt ninon 105 C 105: Nolan!" Melninch 100 3 ft Pnrv Ilan Lake track records are now in the McGarr? 104: Prinkmon 106: Parley ehrtatenoon 07: chauBud Pronnsite 107 Harold Shephord110T1 posaission of Dr O N Vanco 109 :W1 lomhoorria Bud Martinson who holds 109: Garth 1iishop 10C Joit Bolo 100: fhurt Don MoCoodietos 209: Terris Anderson the Denver Lakeside drive one-la- p 1101 C 11 Minikao 1121 lichoniturt record also boasts the fastest lap 113: C M Soneon1114t on the 10C411 track of 163 seconds nuticialoe Portiere truth ellentplooship a Kerns vo Chat Mitsiolats Martinson holds the record inithe - ' - "' ) eA' sor'T 1 t s i' -3 "t' '1' r ' X t t ' l e ' kk P' t c 0 24 Most of Utah's Inc tennis players are get- ting in shape for the event Frank Mehneriwinner of the title last yearollopes to return home In' time for the event and the lour touring Junior stars Richard Warner Mao Pyke Bill Koch aid Cleo itinnard Will also be back 'to display their shots Pulses - f:- tast er 'f- 41 ' 00001":" - '':' 7 ': :- C 4 4- ' -: r or N s 1 : : ' II 650 Giilfers: f Sign lor annual :Intermonno tain tennis championships' which ar staged alternately' at Denver said Balt Lake t City will be held at the Forest Dale 'clay courts this season The tournament scheduled to get under way August 18 and close on u- z :" ' ' "'0 Ner 04f477 4 ce Koeb-partn- vs alio Gruelling PI I ''':t - f v ' - Is- BlayotAS Jenkins Big day:In young life presents Russell Stauffer with first-plaSoap Box Derby while Mr and Tetaat court 2: court 3 vs Grosmaw 1 p court 1: Johnsolppartncr vs blestpunnet Dian-Ke- n court 2 Taylor Junior doubles 1 p vs Morrison-partncourt 2: Low court 4: girds vs BovITI-JIMOtWillisins-partne- r ti partner Tayloc-Ragle- IBLAME 1:1iiI'l - 1 The tualitying scoria: Vadat' Cosi:rift '81: Sill horns 71 Busts 3111Iham 73: Ed Perry 74: Vern limed's 74: John Orli than 74: Arnold 77: Wally Gott 75 Steve Howells 7: Russell hcalhetia 77: Walt Orisban Wears 17 Kay Bradtorti 781: Dick Kramer 711 lioward Bides 79: Chit Ds iglitak 7 79: Paul Garold 79: Don By Dek Dick Iverson 79: Dick 211:Inehnnin 7 Kean 79: Dlt Johnsvm 711 Howard Collins 80 Paul Geloar '501 PattiClyde Cutler 80 John Yount 80 BramBrown $I: welly Hanee811' Bert Stickel-triF Al R Dobrinski well 51: 82 Wayne Gott 52: Chick Parry 83 Vern P2: Jack Johnson 81: Al 83 'Dick Van Whits 11383 Anil taroon plait O 113: Bridtroman Starr Attn Shostrum 83: J Esohans 1421 Frank Mtn" can 84 Zrnitat Forsberg 5411Layo Swenson 84 Willia Paler$01 35! Walter Kettint 35: W Browning Orlint Gordon 35: Ds 83: Scott Varley 53: Dos MK 83 Back Swinzon 1$5: rt1 IC $5: 'awl' °win Deism 018: Ed Hotwolls: 89 Bill Stupsbretnon Se: Dan Protein SG: MIL DOOM 88 Stan Spencer 118 Doll Pam 88 Joe f30-e-- c ABOUT 3:00 P M ft ' ''' tt4 i" ' f - Sundare cebodula for tbs Victo111 ground titanic tournamcut follows matettes to be played tit Inctory: Roy's doublos 13 SUNDAY M A f The West's best swimmers in the woria's toughest swim ends at the s A - ' Black floc! Docach' StateIr:1 1111111 4! - 7 ' it --- antelope Island r - ex-pett- ed 7 ft : ? 37-37-- 74 'writes that the li ' ' 1::" c r!'' ' 1 i ii 4 " '' '''' f ' I li :'r' 'r ?' :: : 2 :" i?' - - s-- ': ' ' '''''35 44 ' ' t' X '- f- jr :' '?!' ': 4' :e : : 4 ':' ' 7 - "' ''f ci '?'4 ::: s"' ' : '1- 4k4 Ii - : 1 144 - ': Victory Net Schedtdi --It ' - - I but many or them an stounced Saturday that they are going to start right noW planning for the big 11042 show- - This derby makes one realise bow eager the lads aro for a chance to show and test their ability The 1942 soap- box derby hero should be a swell show To the junior chamber leaders ÷" was a fine job 'bugsl11 - ' tt f Acit iceitil v 1411114L? nen v Netters Point For 1941 Interthodritain 4 it t 1 !! 1 - i - 1 i 3'11 abff 11 first-roun- warn - - orrNak suiLtpL1 W r me--ehani- cal - : - - 1 Develops Youngsters - 11 il Iii smoothly and was well planned demi heeled - 4 -- s e9s Ma' 'Min Russ o t Eak Salt Proud 'Golfers Of YOU!' 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